Murder at Dawn
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Murder at Dawn is a 1932 film about a mad scientist who works on a death ray in his mountain hideaway.
- Directed by Richard Thorpe. Written by Barry Barringer.
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Dialogue[edit]
- Danny: You think your father will give us his consent?
- Doris Farrington: Well if he doesn't I'll marry you anyway. Dad's a darling but since he started that invention I've hardly seen him. He even rented that old place just to be alone.
- Danny: I wonder what he'll say when sees all of us coming in likes this.
- Dorris Farrington: I don't know, he doesn't even answer my letters, but I sent him a telegram we were coming, and after all this is my first time being married, and that's one thing a father should be interested in.
Cast[edit]
- Jack Mulhall — Danny
- Josephine Dunn — Doris Farrington
- Eddie Boland — Freddie
- Marjorie Beebe — Gertrude
- Martha Mattox as The Housekeeper
- Mischa Auer as Henry
- Phillips Smalley as Judge Folger
- Crauford Kent as Arnstein
- Frank Ball — Dr. Farrington
External links[edit]
- Murder at Dawn quotes at the Internet Movie Database